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Out Of the Jaws of
Death.

Royal Hanover stood by the win
dow playing with the scarlet cur
iain-tassel, and Dr. Reynolds sat in
an easy-chair beside the fire, covert
ly looking at her. In varied travels
he had seen few women as beautiful.
The round, supple form, the rcgu.
larly carved and eXquisitely tinted
face, the perfect grace and air of
high breeding, might have pleased a
more lastidious man than he. But
something higher and better than
admiration softened Doctor Rcy-
nold's face as he turned away with
a soft sigh and rustled the leaves of
his book by the fire-light. Royal
deserted the window and came soft.
ly toward the FIRE.
A year from to day ! hope
shall not be here" she said.
Again DIR. Reynolds looked up
at her. HIS gaze was a mixture OF
tenderness and sorrow.
do you hope to be happier,
Royal,"i he said
Eyes, hope to be-" she answered
knotting the silken cords Of her
wrapper, in turn, with those restless
fingers Of hers
Again Doctor Reynolds sighed.
at you have anything TO say to
me, why don't you say it!' she cx-
claimed, impatiently.
You know my wish" he said,
Quietly.
a sudden color Aickered in her
check. She glanced at him shyly,
from under her long lashcs.
II would regret no money that
would keep you of the stage, Roy.
al"
The color died in her beautiful
face.
"You would pay any price to
keep me here in cHnuit' she ex-
claimed. "Why, shall eat my own
heart in year more Of this lifer
His sorrowful eyes seemed un-
bearable to her.
"Its so tame and spiritlessr" said
she; $50 worse than q thousand
cares, with Is inanity! !, a woman,
loathe it! How you, a man, can en-
durc IL, ! cannot see"
81 am tired, he answered simply
She paused in her walk. Stand.
ing near him, and looking down on
his bowed head, she saw, very plain.
ly, the streaks Of gray in it. The
FIRE died out Of her face.
u am SO soyoung! she said, more
gently.
"Yes," be answered.
"Only twenty"
"Only twenty" he repeated.
She went back TO the window
and stood there in silence.
The landscape was gray and
wintry, patches of snow on the froz.
en- ground, and the trees creaking
and rushing in the wind-the great
clms and oaks Of Woodmore. The
warm, quiet room was quite still.
The Goals burned without a crackle.
her canary bad gone 10 sleep in the
dusk, and Doctor Reynolds was
mute and motionless in bis place.
Her inpatient thoughts roved
away 10 the city. She saw in fancy.
lights and glowing coloTs, and living
walls Of people Music gave voice
TO the scene. Then her soul seemed
to steal out Of her body, and she
stood before the admiring throng.
all the slumbering fire aud romance
Of her nature vitalizing and bring
ing to life some character of olden
story that had thrilled her in child
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Market Report.

Honor Scarce, old stock cx.
hausted and the new will be a fail.
urc
Virtue-Old growth nearly con
sumed, young growth prospect
very snpfomising
Hones,y--None in fhc market.
Prudence-All in tle hands OF
old stockholders and held close
Modesiy-Stock badly managed.
none for ssle 20 street spectators.
Nicc-Market overstockcd.
Pride Market glutted
POli,eness-Cheap. holders una.
BE 20 dispose Of any at present
rates.
Scandal None nt wholesale.
dealt DOB chiefly by peddlers retail.
Religion Very little Of the gen.
uine article on band stock generally
adulierated.
Love None offered except Tor
grceubacks
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Our Book Table.
Godcy's Lady's Book.

The July number of "GopEy's
LADN's Book gives every evidence
OF new proprietorship in tho new
design Tor the cover, and a more
varied, and attractive table OF con.
tents. The arrangement has been
changed, new departments added.
and original designs furnished
which will greatly add To the house.
hold value, and attractivcncss of this
iavori,e periodical Address CRoLy
Publishing Company, Box IL. H.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Select Poetry.
THE BooK-KEEPEls.


II was an ancient book-keepcr.
And he was tail aud slim:
Though his face was mild, he rarely smn-
ell,
His clothes were dark and prinn,
And everything about his desk
He kept exceeding trim.
He always hung his hat and coat
Upon the self-sannc hooks,
And laid his ruler pen and ink
In thor respective hooks;
And the only exercise he had
Was footing up his books.
Each day upon the self-samo hour
He took his lofty scat,
And bent hts body and his mind
His labors 10 complete;
And blots were neither on his fame
Nor on his ledger-shect
The music OF his pen was heard
From morn TN eventide;
Up columns vast hls eyes were cast.
Then down ngain with pride;
Quite pleased was he. though he saw his
work
Increased and multiplied.
The cash that DER his fingers came
Each day was something grand.
anu yet no schemes To bear IL off
BY him were ever planned,
Although you saw with half an eye
That he wrote a slvping hnnd.
He had mo- wife, he made no friends
His Toys and cares were few.
And his dearest hope from day to day
Vas to keep his balance tauc.
"a good world thisif every man
The latter thIrg would dol
lie neversighcd when little Ills
HIS way OF life would cross;
And DER the errors of his youth
lie showed no vain remors.:
But set down all that came along
Toproht or to loss.
One day the creditor ofaIl
Dropped In for hats amount:
He found the old man Rt his post
Though low ran natures fount;
The books were closed aud he was borne.
Up to his last account
"A Waif, In American Counting Room
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King solomon's Diamond Mines.

Julian Hawthorn, who ought TO
be a good Judge, says of III. Rider
Haggard's story of"King Solomon's
Mines, There is no story Of nd.
venture that surpasscs it," That
seems to be the popular verdict.
Every body IS reading il or talking
about IL. OF course there are no
end OF editions published. from cloth
bound az 81 80 TO the SEASIDE Ii.
BRAnY edition at 30 cents. And as
might be expected, the cheapest of
all is TIE Literary Recoiution
edition which in large type, una.
bridged, sells for b cents in paper
covers, or 20 cents in cloth binding.
Specimen chapters are sent free To-
anyone asking for them. IL Is n
source OF amazemcnt 20 look through
one of the Revolution 81. page cata.
logues (Sent free TO any applicant).
aud note the literary riches TO bc SC.
cured almost "ior song" III YOU
have never seen catalogue. or have
seen none recently, IL is worth while
TO write postal card and get il.
Some extraordinary bargains are
offered during tho summer months.
Address IoHN B. ALDEN, Publish
er, 303 Pearl St. New York, or
Lakeside Building, Chicago.
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Among thc many practieal work

Among the many practical work
ing designs ia TIE ART
AMATEUR for July are charm.
ing plate, printed in twelve colors.
Of king fishers, companion 10
the "Ii,mice" recently given; an
extra large full-length decorative
figure tPsyche) for outline en-.
broidery for q screen, or for paint.
ing-the first Of series cf six; a
hold design Of grapes for carving
upon buffet panel, china painting
designs for cream pitcher
(anemoncs) and fruit plate (cher.
ries); a study Of water lilies and
cat.taIls, decorations for portiere
and fire place facing, borders for
rcpousse work, and page Of
monoRrams in o. The specially
timely practical articles include hints
on landscape painting. "talk with
William Hart on painting land.
scapes and cattle lesson on land.
seapcs in china painting. and
Temporary Decoration ofa Seaside
Cottage, by Riordan. Other
ueelui articles arc ou the costume
class, By Charlotte Adams, the
palcites of some modern painters.
the permauency of certain colors.
TIE first painting suggestions for
summer needlowOrk, and a talk
with Ia Fargo or TIE re decoration
Of tie American meeting house"
There are interesting notices Of the
London Royal Academy exhibition.
the MiIlct exhibition in Paris. the
awards at The salon. and the French
Paintings az the National Academy.
Ny Note Book - with more revc
lauons about forged paintings. is as
spicy as ever, and quite invaluable
90 picture bus Price & cents,
81 year. Montague Marks.
publisher 25 Union Square. New
York.
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THE LIME KILN CLUB.
Lord John Buclhorn Gets Som,
Medicine for Swell Head.

Ntuitthc Tor SWcli Head.
Detroit Free Press.
eff Lord John Buckorn ar i'm dc
hall tonight should like to he,
him come ford" said Brothe,
Gardner as the dust settled down
and the members got their feet
drawn IN.
Lord John, who is a young man
and a young member, made his way
up the centre aisle, and as he reach.
ed the presidents desk the latter
continued:
"Brudder Buckhorn, ha'ar dat
you AZ talkin' bout u tower 10
Hurup, am you is sayin' YOU is
gwine to rent box in dc pos offs,
an you has been talkin considerable
bout owrin' some pine lands down
in Alabama"
Yes sah.n
ar YOU gwine to Yurupi"
"N-no, sah."
picked out"
Not yit, sah."
An | spose dem pine lands in
Alabama are all in your eyci'
yes, sab
II reckoned so. You AZ young
man, an YOU has dc swcll-hcad an
wants 10 swell out You want TO
be tooken for milyonaire, when
you doan ai'rn but sebben dollars a
week and you am wcarin' Of de style
OF three vars ago. Bruddcr Buck.
horn i want to spoke a few PLAN
words TO you.
when dat disease called the
swell head keeps grip ON a young
man arter he has passed his twenty
10th birthday he am purity sartin
to evcntooally bring up i'm de
lunatie asylum or dc poo house.
DE pusson who goes aroun' pur-
tendin' TO be what he amt. he's
laid out to hoe dc hardest kind of n
row. lie may fool n few ole
women an young chilreu, but dc
rest OF dc world will tumble TO him
Tor what he is. Not only dat, but
dey will despise him iur his
hypocracy. Samuel Shin, who
Arms about TO dollars a week. could
circulate roun' an tell dc people
dat lac was gwin to open a nashional
bank or build an elevotor or organ
re a steamboat line. He might git
dollars Wort of credit at some
co'ner grocery, an some shoemaker
might put alift on one of his heels
an chalk il down, but in a few
weeks Samuel would take a power.
iul drop, an when he come down
de conclusion would jar dc buttons
off his shirt.
"Spos'n Brudder Buckhorn, dat
Jay Gould 80 aroun' claimin' dat he
writ the works Of Shakespeare or
dat dc Mayor of Buffalo should bob
an declar' dat he writ Paradise
Lost! Can't YOU h'ar dc dull thud
with which dey would strike dc
airth in about 10 dayss
ist sot yerself down some day
an emaginc what would have
happened had Horace Greeley
claimed dat he was George dc
Fourth, or had John Jacob Astor
asserted dat he was Captain Kidd!
say 10 you, Druddcr Buckhorn,
drap ~ BE who you ar an what
you ar. lfyou git up to $s a week,
let dc world know it. If you drap
back to S. doan' lie about it. An
about your disease. II doan' kerry
person off like galIopin' consump.
hun nur typhoid fever, but IL holds
him up TO ridicule an contempt OF
all sensible men IL might help
you TO soak your head in pail Of
warm water. If it doan' you'd
better put yer head between two
freight kyars an let 'em come to
geiher on ye. Ye may now resume
yer seat, and If de almost continers
to grow on ye, I'll look about for
some remedy which de club kin
apply"
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Charley, hear your girl has
gone back on you"
That's right"
What was the troublci"
"Shc got mad because courtcd
her with brass band"
"Well, that was a peculiar meth
odi but should think she would
have felt complimcnted rather than
angry"
"She didn't. She said She
wouldn't have anything to do
with fellow who couldn't come
10 the front with a solid gold
ring"
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Frank LcsIic's Popular Monthly

For July. The Constitution OF
the Unite States is Just about a
century old, and it is certainly sea.
sonablc 20 tell us who were the men
who made It, and how il was made.
All this can be read in the interest.
ing pages of FRANK LEsLtE's PoP.
uLAR MONTHLY for July. A chatty
talk on Music" by AuSburn Town
CT; Ancient Greeks i'm Modern
Cyprus by a l.. Rawson:
sketch Of "Studio Life; Cave
Homes and Shrincs": "A Strange
Charity very interesting account
Of the Sheppard Insane Asylum at
Baltimore, by V. B. Denslow; an
old friend, Henry Hudson; "A
Glimpse ut Chinese Boat Life" "iby
Ensign Wilkinson; Through the
Allcghanies on Locomotive" by
III. w. DeLong; note on the slip.
pery subject, "Eels", and a truly
summer one on Flowers and In.
sccts', with very clever stories like
"ller King" by Nora Marble; "a
Fourth Story Afiair." by Elizabeth
Bigelow; "The Lakewood Myste.
~, from most charming collection
OF light reading matter that will be
especially priced in the warm DAYS
that are on US. The variety Is won.
derful, aud the whole number at.
tractiyc.
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Crnshed

Editor (having glanced "a the
contributor ioke) Where's the
other?"
Contributor "Oiher' There isn't
any other"
Editor "Um I thought Noah
took two 5fevey kindinto the ark f"
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Where il Might Lend.

omaha World
Omaha darkey--"Say, boss, is dat
so about de President sendin' back
all dem Rebel flags TO our ole mas.
tcrs?"
Omaha editor--"No, that idea has
been given up"
"Aint goin to sen dem denl"
"No."
Dat all right was gettin
afraid maybe he'd be wantin' to
send us back next"
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Tie Usual WAY.

Domestie-"We want ten pounds
sugar five pounds coffee. eight
pounds"
Grocer" See here, you tell Mr.
Bhnks III not sell another cents
worth 10 him except Tor cash."
CASH Why I've got the money
to pay for 'cm
"Tou haveS
"Dearic me- I've made a mistake.
lie told me Co 20 10 the oihcrstore. .r
~ have lost my appetite said e
gigantic fellow, who was an eminent
performer on the trcncher, 90 q
friend. II hope" said The friend
mo poor man bias found t. for it
would yuin h.I in week
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"Ma is Mr. Thompson respeeta
bier Certainly, my child why
do you ask that question:" "Be
cause he wears such poor clothes. g
You should not judge persons by
their clothes, none but silly people
do that Then everybody's silly,
amt they, mar"
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II seems hard thing that so ma.
ny dudes should be walking about
with nothing to do, when the hand
organ man has TO pay $40 for a
monkey.
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BAY LINE.
Portsmouth and Huntington
Packet.

Portsmouth and Huntington
Packet.
Steamer Lot SE-Leaves Huntington
every week day 90 70. m arriving ~ Ports
mouth ~ m. Heturning leaves POrtsm8u
2.3O pm, arriving at Huntington DO D. IN, eE-
tending trip through 10 POmeroy every Sat
urday
GaIIipOlis and Huntington Pack
ct.
Steamer B q ENOS leaves Gallipolle2sl m
daily except Sunday, arriving 40 Hunting
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b. nl., arriving at Gailipolis ya. n. next day.
parkcrsburg and GaliipOlis
Packet.
steamer LIZZIE BAY leaves Parkersburr
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a. GaItip1lls 31D D. m.f returning leaves CAL
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O'clock next morning, connecting with the
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steamers LOUISE and II. r. ENOs make
sure connections af Huntington every trip.
Passengers and Freight reccipted through
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God Eaunwha rivere Apply or Soard of
HffHhIrlf Hf fp .fH fH f I.l.I lNhf ~
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CEREDO WAYNE co. w. VA, THURSDAY, July IA. 1887
F'acctic.

rhSt omaha outh; "Say. links
YOU promised me you would talk
about me in such a way TO tha,
Miss De East that she would be
delighted To know me.
Second Omaha Youth: "Ycs.
and | kept my promise"
You did, She would scarcely
look at me when | called last even
ing, and begged To be excused
said she had headache, and wished
she was back home in Phila.
delpha."
"ln Philadelphia Great Casarl
| thought she was from Boston and
err"
Darling" he said, rs he fondly
Strokcd her hair, while look Of
unu,terable love shonc from his
eyes, darling he whispered, "who
OF all on earth would YOU miss most
by the cold and rcmors elcss hand
of deaths"
why, how could you ask il,
C'''' iNot BIC Nald, turning her
yearning, soulful eyes upon him.
but | must know" he replied.
earnestly.
"Oh, Charles, it is"
"Whoi' he asked, with a batcd
breath.
ut is-it is-my dressmaker!"
Charley swoons.
Mrs. Gossip; do you rcmem.
Der the young Mr.. Brown who was
refused by the youngest Dashaway
girll"
Mrs. Busybody: "Ycs. lie took
on awiully Poor fellow! 1t nearly
broke his heart
"Well, he's deadr
How horriblel Broken heart.
! suppose. Just wasted away"
mo, not exactly that"
"Suicide"
mo, he fell down a coal hole"
"Ohw
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Hates OF Advertising.

locals per line. e............ - IN
To regular advertisers. ers................... 3
Regular advertisements. OF more than halt
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The Advance is the medium throuub
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One Peculiarly OF the Insanc.

Gone of the peculiar freass OF insan'
ity," said Keeper Henry Moest Of the
Erie County Amshouse. sis the seeming
reversal Of natural tendencies. For ex-
ample, we have in the male wards fine
collections Of ported plants and climbing
vines, which grow so luxurianly that
they curtain the windows. The men
tend them carefully, pluck away the
dead leaves, sir up the dirt IN the pots,
prune he vines, keep them carefully
watered, and in divers other ways mani
fest the tenderest watchfun-ss. Not 90
with the women. Every attempt to in-
troduc. plants aud vines as feature OF
the female wards, save in the cottage
where the mldest cases arc confined, has
proved a fat failure. The women pull
out the plants by the roots, tear down
the vines, and manifest other destructive
tendencies entirely at variauce with the
nature Of the sex in general. "- Buffalo
Express.
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Los ANGELES. Aug. ll.-Pstrick Peel.
ing, who was k lied by. the street cars
last night. used to work on the Comstock
ssd st Bodie. En& er""
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AG EN- T s:
r.kecKAPHic NEWS.
Snuy 4. ~ L. and n Few Anti'Pover5
~ mcn AtiruA ~

Recassxx, N. Y. Aug. il.-The
Uei.ed Labor Psty Consep.ion in this
city is att.ndedby delegates from various
part, Of the State. The majority OF the
asass.tss are Knights of Labor. No
: ssembefs Of, the George clubs OF New
York are present, but there are few
..ansi. poverty" men from the rural
,S;ssriot.. JohniJ. sifAyors ths union
Of all Labor .parties'oa the State ticket.
George d. Lesnon, ssid the following tel
ser.m, which he received from R'chbarr,
Ai,sgHsuy county. voices the sentiment
of oil true labor men;
sI trust there may be q permanent
committee appointed to secure nn'on
of aIlriabofs organizations. Union IN po'
little action is lsbor's only hope
tSigneds RuEBEs' CHAKRoLD. 3
A MONTANA suO0IING sGKAfR.
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a msNrAsA snoo,Is. sexArg.
ono Haa shoa Through the B"dy and
Another Through the Hand.

MsLRosR. Montana, Aug. lis. C..
Maddox, sptomiueut merchant got, into
an alterca,ion yesterday with &. A cay
ton and Charlie Powers about some mead
ow land. All three were armed. Mad
dox with shotgun and the 'othrrs vi a
rsvolvers. q shooting eusued in which
Msddox was fatally shot through tae
body by Clayton and Posera throush the
haud. Maddox hsluuqs to an o'd ana
historic Virginia family.
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DsArm aF JDmN cLtY.
Tho La.l son al EEenry Clay pies Z
sieari Disease.

LExINGT,S. Ky, Aug. ll.-John. the
only remaining son Of Henry Clay, died
at his farm near this city of heat disease.
He was 81 years old. he had no ch'l'
dren. John Clay possessed but few OF the
haracteristics OF his iIlustrious father,
bsiag a plain farmer devotng much time
20 the ra,sing OF thoroughbred no, sss.
q MEXICAN EARTH0UAkE wicciNs.
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Old Lady lin drugstore, to small boy)
What am ! to take this medicine in,
sonny.
Sonny-Take it in your mouth. mum;
taiu't to be rubbed on.
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A wholesale exodus of the starving
coal. miners Of Pennsylvsuia- is 10 pros
pecs, with British Columbia al their OBJ
jsctive point.
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naot Weather at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE tempcrature
rose from IS at 8 A. M. to 96 at .. p. NJ
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u can NOT praise Hoods Sarsaparilla hall
snoogh' says mother whose son, alnos, blind
with scrofuia. Vas cared BY this medicine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-08-11

The national banks OF the country have
been called upon for report of their
condition at the close of business August
lst. sse=.ss..,s..s +. s.,sszfs5
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TuE NEW LAND BILL.


TSe Terry Peers Threaten 10 Reject 10.
LosDos, Aug. IL Tho Tory peers
threaten to reject the amendments to the
land bill introduced in the House of
Commons.
An old Nevada Miner Killed by the
Cars
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CALIFORNIA CAT.R.CURE
The Outy Gearanteed Cure for Gatsrrh.
CeIds In the Head,

SANTA AEIE aud Car.E-tCEE.
mucca, New.
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Those who Relieved In HTS Prophecy
Now Pronounce Him u Madmaa.

CrrY0F MsxrG0., Aus. 1.-The horri-
bic earthquake catastrophe predicted by
Zunigo has not occurred. The lower
classes, who had bsen inclined to believe
in the prophet. denounco him as mad
nan. ttr& fEft# tfft
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-08-11
A Gloomy Outissk /,

"a CHICAGO. Aug. ll.--In reviewing the
drouth situation. the outlook for aericul-
tnrists 10 Illinois, Indiana, Iowa. aud tho
southern portions Of Michigan and Wis.
ceHsin 10 gloomy 10 the extreme.